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EC number: 839-734-9 | CAS number: 2290526-77-9
Flash point
Administrative data
Link to relevant study record(s)
Description of key information
For the test substance cyclic glucamide 810 there is no flash point conforming to standard Pensky-Martens method - DIN EN ISO 2719 - detectable.
Key value for chemical safety assessment
Additional information
The flash point of the test substance was determined in a guideline study according to EU method A.9 by the Pensky-Martens close cup method.
The test substance shows no detectable flash point till 300 °C. After ISO 2719-B a weak flame is visible at temperature higher than 262 °C. Nevertheless, the instrument and its safety installations are not
able to detect this.
Result: for the test substance cyclic glucamide 810 there is no flsh point conforming to standard Pensky-Martens method - DIN EN ISO 2719 - detectable.
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